NY Giants Offense Ranked 31st Ahead 2025 Season

The New York Giants enter the 2025 NFL season with significant doubts surrounding their offense, which has been ranked near the bottom of the league by multiple analysts, including Pro Football & Sports Network. Despite adding veteran quarterbacks Russell Wilson and Jameis Winston, and drafting rookie Jaxson Dart, the quarterback situation remains uncertain with Wilson and Winston viewed as temporary solutions. The Giants' receiving corps, anchored by standout wide receiver Malik Nabers who set franchise records, still ranks low overall due to inconsistent production from other pass catchers. The offensive coordinator role remains unsettled, with Brian Daboll and Mike Kafka reportedly sharing or competing for play-calling duties, contributing to the lack of offensive cohesion. Conversely, the Giants have made notable improvements on defense through offseason acquisitions, aiming to restore a hard-hitting identity. While there is some optimism about the development of young skill players, the offense's limited ceiling and unrefined talent make the 2025 outlook bleak.